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From the album: Lynx Graphics
I'm trying to figure out which proportions would be best for a 160x102 screen. Snawcild should not be any bigger than 32 pixels tall. -
From the album: Lynx Graphics
Animated tiles for Snawcild. Inspired by Ninja Gaiden. -
From the album: Lynx Graphics
WIP for Snawcild Stage Screen, made in Tiny Sprite Editor. -
Hey guys, question What do people use to develop pixel art for the 2600? I would think other normal pixel art programs, but each pixel in the 2600 looks more like a rectangle than an actual square. What do you guys recommend me?
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From the album: Lynx Graphics
Snawcild sprite construction. If there are any proportion mistakes, I would like to know. -
From the album: Lynx Graphics
An original Snawcild sprite since edited sprites are a no-no in homebrews. I have the .pdn file for those who want to edit it. -
From the album: Lynx Graphics
I modeled the leftmost sprite after Lucia from Psychic World (the MSX2 and SMS' proportions), and I used Koume from Robot Ninja Haggleman/Haguruman from Game Center CX/Retro Game Challenge as a reference. Made in Paint.NET. -
From the album: Lynx Graphics
Items for Snawcild, outlined for clarity on the Lynx's screen. -
I wanted to know about drawing sprites for the Jaguar. Namely: -How many colors per sprite? -Do they always have to be arranged vertically like a film strip? -How tall and/or wide can they be? As for what I draw sprites with, it's Paint.NET.
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If you are bored at the office: Pixel art with Post-It notes Robert
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From the album: Lynx Graphics
WIP of the Snawcild stage screen. Made in Tiny Sprite Editor.
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